Hawaii HB771 aims to reduce Super PAC influence by assessing fees, verifying ads, and setting ad disclosure rules.
Hawaii HB771 seeks to reduce the influence of Super PACs by imposing fees on noncandidate committees based on their annual expenditures, establishing a review process for electioneering communications, and setting minimum font sizes for certain information on campaign ads. The bill also mandates that ads contain the name and address of the entity paying for them and a notice of approval or lack thereof by the candidate. These measures aim to prevent misinformation and increase election transparency.
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